The sun went out, and you carry the last piece of it that anyone kept whole. Our next game is an adventure, and our first outside puzzles. Coming to iPhone, iPad and Android.
We design and build everything: games, themes, icons and the odd app. We sweat the details most people never notice.
New Memory Mason is out now on iOS & AndroidEvery title is built around one idea done really well. No clutter, no noise, nothing you didn't come for.
Connect matching colored dots into continuous paths and fill every square to clear the board. Simple to learn, wonderfully tricky to master.
Free, with optional in-app purchases · iPhone, iPad, Mac & Android
Watch a glowing path light up through an ancient temple, then walk it back from memory. Every temple adds a twist: traps, ice, portals, rooms that spin.
Free, with optional in-app purchases · iPhone, iPad & Android
We're HS Studio, a small team with more ideas than time.
Designing and building are usually two jobs. Someone draws the thing, someone else makes it work, and a little of it goes missing in the handover. Doing both means there is no handover. When a tap doesn't feel right, we can redraw the curve and rebuild it in the same sitting.
What comes out is small and careful: games, Samsung themes, icon packs, wallpapers, apps, and websites.
It all started as a hobby, an interest in gadgets and a never-ending search to be better, and it hasn't stayed there. There's an adventure in development, and we'd rather follow an idea wherever it goes than keep making the same thing well.
We're self-funded, and we ship when something is ready rather than when a calendar says so. No dark patterns, and no mechanics built to hold your evening hostage. If it wouldn't earn a place on our own home screens, it doesn't go out.
Design, code, art and levels, start to finish. Puzzles to begin with, an adventure now in development, and whatever the next idea turns out to need.
Themes on the Samsung Galaxy Store, plus icon packs and wallpapers. Interface design, where there is nowhere for a stray pixel to hide.
See the themesNative apps in Swift and Kotlin, and websites written by hand, this one included. No framework unless it earns its place.
